Find hotels near Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations, Marseille from AED 285

"Tout était parfait . Hôtel bien situé"

"It’s ok for one night stay"

"Great space to relax. "

"Everything is terrible, communication is awful, and they provide service without a bill. I will file a complaint for not providing a bill."

"Overall good experience but price vs quality is not to standards anymore. Still very good service etc"

"Such a fabulous hotel! Everyone working there was so friendly, the room was spacious with everything that we needed. The balcony and view from the bedroom were incredible. The location is perfect. The only bad thing was having to leave - I would have happily stayed an extra few days. "

"It's a lovely hotel and the staff were very nice but things could easily be improved. First of all, we were given a key which let us into somebody else's room. Then there was only one set of towels in the room. Also, the cleaner came but hadn't marked away my coffee cup stain on the bedside table. However, the bed and sheets etc were all pristine. The shower is quite far away from the pool, which means people use the pool without showering, and there's no changing room there. There isn't much open nearby on a Sunday evening, even early evening, which they can't do much about. It'd be a great location if you were taking the boat to Corsica but it's quite a long walk to Le Vieux Port (which was okay with us). "

"Outstanding service and a terrific location w a tremendous view of the Cathedral. Breakfast on the veranda is amazing. The CHOICE if visiting Marseille. "

"Amazing apartment right in the heart of the old port. Beautifully done. Spacious and well thought out with every appliance you could need. Comfortable beds, great bedding, good air con. The team who run it were super helpful. Its quite a climb to the top but was well worth it for the views. We felt safe and secure. My only very minor moan would be that there was a euro charge for coffee pods- we stayed in 5 other locations this trip and everywhere else they were free. "